Liverpool fans have been left shocked after it has been revealed that club owners FSG are interested in buying Spanish club Malaga.

If they are successful, the Spanish third division side would become the fourth sports club the American group own, joining Boston Red Sox, Liverpool Football Club, and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Malaga were relegated from La Liga in 2018 after a decade in the Spanish top division, and matters got worse in 2023 when a 2-1 defeat to Alavés sent them to the third division.

Ornstein confirmed the news of FSG’s interest via X, writing: “Liverpool owners FSG exploring purchase of Spanish club Malaga.

The Athletic journalist also revealed that representatives have already visited the club’s facilities last month, confirming the serious nature of their interest.

He added: “The initial focus to buy majority shareholder Sheikh Abdullah Al Thani’s 51%.

“Delegation visited facilities in Feb to assess potential acquisition for multi-club model.

“FSG is considering and open to all forms of investment, with the priority being to inject a level of finance that enables it to impact the football operation.”

The future of Darwin Nunez continues to gather a lot of attention.

Newcastle United’s stance regarding Alexander Isak is clear amid interest from Liverpool.

LONDON, ENGLAND – MARCH 16: Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak celebrates scoring his side’s second goal during the Carabao Cup Final between Liverpool and Newcastle United at Wembley Stadium on March 16, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Alex Dodd – CameraSport via Getty Images)

The 25-year-old is a top target for Liverpool, who have seen up close just how good he is this season. Alexander Isak has played against the Reds twice in the 2024/25 campaign, scoring two goals.

One of those goals was at Wembley, as Isak helped Newcastle win the Carabao Cup at Liverpool’s expense.

Since then, talk of the Swede leaving St James’ Park has intensified.

Liverpool think they can sign Isak, while he is also attracting interest from the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Barcelona.

Newcastle United’s stance on Alexander Isak leaving this summer

While there is a queue forming, Newcastle United intend to be defiant.

According to the Athletic, senior officials at Newcastle United are all privately in agreement that they would be crazy to sell any of their top players – including Isak.

The Athletic add that Newcastle officials believe Isak is irreplaceable – a stance that Eddie Howe has echoed.

It was reported in October 2024 that Isak is the last player Howe wants to sell, and that belief will only have grown stronger with every goal scored.

Isak has scored 23 goals in 33 games this season – two fewer than last season’s total with 10 games to play.

Newcastle United prepare for contract negotiations with Alexander Isak

While Liverpool appear to be trying to position themselves at the front of the queue for Isak, it is Newcastle United who hold all of the aces.

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Newcastle plan to offer Isak a new contract, after talks over an extension collapsed in 2024.

The Magpies will need to push the boat out to tie down the forward, but Geordie Boot Boys have been told that Newcastle will make Isak their highest paid player.

They are prepared to offer him in excess of £160,000-a-week, but that sum may need to reach more than £200,000-a-week for Isak to put pen to paper.

Champions League football will also be pivotal in keeping Isak. Newcastle are in a strong position with 10 games to go, as they aim to qualify for Europe’s elite competition after a year out of the limelight.

	Team	MP	W	D	L	GD	Pts
4	Chelsea	29	14	7	8	16	49
5	Man City	29	14	6	9	15	48
6	Newcastle	28	14	5	9	9	47
7	Brighton	29	12	11	6	6	47
8	Fulham	29	12	9	8	5	45

Those two factors will help Newcastle keep Isak, and they are both in the club’s control. They will have the opportunity to offer Isak the contract he wants, while Champions League qualification is in their hands.

“Told He Might Never Walk—Now He’s Walking Out at Anfield”

Two years ago, we started a TikTok account for Isaac—not just to document his journey but to bring hope and support to other parents navigating life with children like him. Our goal was to raise awareness of Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome and show that joy and progress are possible, even in the face of challenges.

“It’s not every day you get to see your son’s dream come true—it still feels surreal.”

These are the words of Melissa Kearney, whose seven-year-old son, Isaac, captured the hearts of millions after stepping onto the pitch as an LFC mascot. The emotional video of this unforgettable moment quickly went viral, racking up a staggering 122 million views and 12 million social media interactions worldwide.

Melissa recalls how the idea of creating a TikTok account first came about:

“It was a young cousin who suggested we start one—to showcase Isaac’s personality and the joy he brings to our lives.”

A Journey from Fear to Faith

When Isaac was born, Melissa struggled to find the right support network.

“I searched for groups to connect with other parents, but the ones I found were filled with negativity. It became overwhelming, so I stepped away and decided to focus on Isaac’s development instead. As he started hitting milestones, my confidence and positivity grew.”

Isaac, a bright and determined schoolboy from Kirkby, has been living with Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome, a rare genetic condition that affects cognitive and physical development. Yet, against all odds, he walked out onto Anfield with Virgil van Dijk by his side—a moment his family never thought possible.

“We were told he might never walk, so seeing him step onto the pitch was nothing short of a miracle.”

Melissa shares how overwhelming the response has been since their video went global:

“We’ve received messages from people as far as America. So many families have reached out, saying Isaac’s story has given them hope and helped them see things in a new light.“

Finding Strength in Positivity

Though Melissa still finds it difficult to look back at Isaac’s baby photos—especially the ones from when he suffered seizures—she has learned to embrace their reality.

“Every child with Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome is different. Some use wheelchairs, some are non-verbal, others are more physically able. I used to worry about sending the wrong message, but I realised that hope is the most important message of all.”

“A positive attitude always leads to a better outcome. Isaac is such a character—he’s always smiling, and his happiness is contagious.”

Liverpool Through and Through

Melissa, a phlebotomist at a GP surgery, recalls how Isaac’s love for Liverpool FC started early:

“It began with him watching matches and pre-game build-ups with his dad. Soon, he was asking when the next match was and wanting to visit Anfield. He’d sing along to Liverpool songs, strumming his toy guitar, and he even memorised player stats.”

“Ask him what he had for lunch at school, and he might forget. But ask him who wears number 30 for Liverpool, and he’ll tell you straight away!”

Even at school, his teachers have found ways to use Liverpool FC to help him engage with learning.

Isaac’s father, Alan, who works at Ford’s transmission factory, admits that life wasn’t always this hopeful. But seeing Isaac’s dream come true has changed everything—not just for their family, but for countless others who have found inspiration in his journey.

“We were told there’d be a lot of publicity, but we had no idea how big it was going to be. We’ve had people from Brazil, the Netherlands, the US—all over the world—reaching out and saying how Isaac has put things into perspective for them. Some were going through tough times, but watching Isaac has kept them going. And that’s amazing.”

Since the video went viral, there has been a five-year high in Google searches related to Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome, meaning Isaac’s story isn’t just inspiring people—it’s spreading awareness in ways they never imagined.

A Rare Condition, A Remarkable Journey

Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome is an exceptionally rare chromosomal disorder, affecting just 1 in 50,000 babies. It causes varying degrees of developmental delays, low muscle tone, and other challenges. For Isaac, this has meant ongoing physiotherapy and learning support.

But if there’s one thing his story has proven, it’s that hope can turn even the toughest journeys into extraordinary triumphs.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to leave Liverpool this summer.

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s agent reportedly held talks with another club amid his impending move to Real Madrid.

Ever since the 24/25 season began, Alexander-Arnold’s future has been a major talking point as his contract is due to expire at the end of the campaign.

Over the last few months, it was heavily reported that Spanish La Liga giants Madrid have identified Alexander-Arnold as a primary target ahead of the transfer window.

Earlier in the week, it was claimed that a deal to take the Englishman to the Spanish capital is getting ever closer.

However, as reported by Spanish news outlet AS, Alexander-Arnold’s agent also held talks with Madrid’s fierce rivals, Barcelona.

Journalist Sique Rodriguez told SER Catalunya: “There have been meetings, recently and a few years ago, to assess whether Alexander-Arnold could sign for Barca.

“He was already on Barça’s radar with Xavi Hernández and Jordi Cruyff. There was already some meeting to try to address his signing.”

But it seems Barcelona and Alexander-Arnold have not been able to agree to a deal as the 26-year-old is now poised to move to the Bernabeu.

Back in 2020, Alexander-Arnold told GQ that one of his favourite teams is Barcelona.

“My favourite team besides Liverpool? Would be Barca,” he said. “I feel they have kind of the same values and beliefs as Liverpool. “They like to bring players through the academy. I grew up watching Messi and that special Barcelona team with Iniesta, Xavi, Henry Eto’o.”

Reacting to Alexander-Arnold’s potential move to Madrid, Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher said on the Stick To Football podcast, brought to you by Sky Bet: “Where I’m at is that as a local player and a Liverpool fan, Liverpool are in a position where they’re competing for the league and a European Cup every year.

“So, if you’re a Liverpool fan and a local player, I’m just disappointed that he doesn’t think that this is it. I’m putting myself in his position where I’d be thinking that we could go level with Manchester United in league trophies, I’ve got another seven or eight years at Liverpool and want to get three or four ahead of them, with a couple more European Cups.”

TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD COMPLETES BLOCKBUSTER MOVE TO REAL MADRID!

Liverpool’s vice-captain, Trent Alexander-Arnold, has officially announced his departure from Anfield, sealing a free transfer to Real Madrid this summer. The 26-year-old right-back has signed a five-year contract with the Spanish giants, effective July 1, 2025, and will earn around €15 million per year before taxes, with performance-based bonuses potentially increasing his earnings to €17-18 million annually.

After spending his entire career at Liverpool, Alexander-Arnold is now set to embark on a new challenge in La Liga. Expressing his excitement about the move, he stated:

“Joining Real Madrid is a dream come true. I’m grateful for my time at Liverpool, but I’m excited for this new chapter and the challenges ahead in Spain.”

Real Madrid has been tracking Alexander-Arnold for some time, particularly in the wake of Dani Carvajal’s knee injury last October. Although Carvajal is expected to return for the 2025/26 season, concerns over his age and form after a long layoff have led Madrid to secure a long-term solution at right-back.

Club president Florentino Pérez highlighted the significance of the signing, stating:

“Trent’s arrival is in line with our vision of integrating young, talented players who can contribute immediately and in the future.”

Alexander-Arnold’s exceptional passing range, tactical awareness, and attacking prowess make him a perfect fit for Madrid’s system. At 26, he aligns with Real Madrid’s transfer strategy of acquiring players in their prime to ensure sustained dominance in both La Liga and the Champions League.

He stated that the move marks a monumental shift in his career, as he transitions from a Liverpool icon to a key figure in Madrid’s next generation of superstars.

Liverpool are reportedly preparing a bold move to land Alexander Isak from Newcastle United, with a potential swap deal involving Joe Gomez and Jarell Quansah in the mix.

The Reds are expected to be busy in the summer transfer window, especially with key players like Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, and Luis Diaz all facing uncertain futures. Meanwhile, Trent Alexander-Arnold is rumored to be edging closer to a free transfer to Real Madrid, while Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk are both approaching the final months of their contracts.

Newcastle are set to demand at least £150 million for Isak, a fee that could pose a challenge for Liverpool. However, as per talkSPORT, the Merseyside club may look to soften the financial blow by offering players plus cash to lure the Swedish striker to Anfield.

Last summer, Newcastle were reportedly keen on Joe Gomez, and Jarell Quansah was also mentioned as a potential makeweight in Liverpool’s previous pursuit of Anthony Gordon. Now, both defenders could be included in a fresh bid for Isak, whose stellar form this season—23 goals and five assists in 33 appearances—has made him one of the most sought-after strikers in Europe.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano recently confirmed that Arsenal have made Isak their “absolute top target,” while Liverpool have also established contact with the player’s representatives. However, Newcastle are determined to keep their star forward, making any potential deal a complex negotiation.

With Financial Fair Play regulations in play and clubs circling, Liverpool must decide whether Isak is worth the price—or if their striker search will lead them elsewhere.

Isaac’s Story: A Journey of Hope and Inspiration

Isaac’s journey is a powerful reminder that when you believe, you can achieve.

Young Isaac is becoming a voice for Liverpool’s disabled supporters, proving that passion knows no limits.

His family is beyond grateful to Liverpool FC for giving him a platform that has brought his story to the world. At just six years old, Isaac—who was born with a rare genetic disorder—has captured hearts globally after Liverpool FC’s Christmas Day video featuring him went viral.

Isaac isn’t just a fan; he’s a beacon of hope for supporters with disabilities, especially those living with Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome. Recently, Google searches on the condition hit a five-year high, showing that his story is raising awareness and making a real difference.

The impact of Isaac’s journey is undeniable, and his family remains deeply thankful to Liverpool FC for shining a light on his inspiring life.

More than just a Liverpool superfan, Isaac is proving to the world that disabilities do not define a person—they are only part of the journey. His mother, Melissa, shared how the overwhelming messages of support have poured in, not only from Liverpool fans but also from supporters of rival clubs. Even celebrities like Stormzy and Khloe Kardashian have reached out, alongside parents of children with similar conditions who now feel seen and heard.

If you ever feel like your challenges are holding you back, remember this: your disability may shape your story, but it will never take away your strength, resilience, or determination. You are valuable. You are capable. You are enough.

Keep pushing forward, shine your light for the world to see, and never forget—you’ll never walk alone!